The phrase "attitude over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a preference for attitude over something else, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "In this debate, I believe we should prioritize attitude over technical skills."
Alternatives: "attitude instead of" or "attitude rather than".
"People in England laughed at my attitude over the last few years," he said.
But in one regard The Times hasn't changed its attitude over the last half-century.
That is why his attitude over the United Nations, or over native and Indian policy, often seems equivocal.
Like all the Mets, Manager Bobby Valentine has somehow maintained an upbeat attitude over the past week.
Yet almost 30 years on, it is clear how profoundly Psychocandy was a triumph of youthful attitude over ability.
Will Chandra lose track of guide stars at its current attitude over the next few days, due to Earth or Moon blockage of the aspect camera?
Sometimes enthusiastic, sometimes critical, he participated in the revolution's messianic expectations and carried this ambiguous attitude over into L'Avenir de la science (1890; The Future of Science).
Official support not only gave financial encouragement but also implied a change of attitude over such matters as the participation of Muslim women in productions.
"The parliament administration has for months taken an aggressive and hostile attitude over the audit, amounting to nothing short of deliberate harassment," he said in a statement.
However, a decision on the delivery of a second ship will "depend on Russia's attitude" over its conflict with Ukraine, Hollande told journalists yesterday evening.
"I think it's because of a change in attitude over all and because we've done a better job of recruiting," Jones said before practice on Tuesday.
